honestly and sincerely look, i think manchester united's problem goes beyond onana
It's been a really bad team for about 3 or 4 years, especially if we look at its glorious past history.
I don't understand why they don't understand that something is wrong and that we need to cut and rebuild and not patch things up.
Yeah you're right the problem is very huge that it goes beyond Onana and the players for real. For years now the team has been struggling even when the players they had was far better than this ones and still no changes. They had Pogba and even Ronaldo came but couldn't solve their problems that means the problem is not the players and it goes beyond them. Onana can't be blamed for the teams problem but he also contribute to it as he is not helping matters at all. His silly mistakes are what makes everyone thinks he is the teams problem but I still don't think things will change easily if only Onana is replaced, things needs to be tackled from the root to get better.
It's clear the problem isn't with Onana or even the other players who have come and gone from this club. We can see that all the players who played poorly on this team have always performed well when they left.
Onana was a great goalkeeper at Inter Milan. But when he came to Manchester United, I was even more puzzled by why he made so many mistakes. Although sometimes the mistakes were made by the defenders. And before Onana, we know many also blamed Manchester United's legendary goalkeeper, De Gea, and assumed his abilities had declined. But I think the situation is similar to Onana's. De Gea was actually quite good at the time, but somehow, due to poor teamwork, the opposition's attacks easily penetrated Manchester United's defense, forcing De Gea to work harder and make even more mistakes. And now it's happening to Onana too.
So replacing players doesn't necessarily solve the problem. I think there's a problem we don't yet understand at this club. It's not just the players who seem to be struggling to perform at their best, but the new managers seem to be experiencing the same struggles as well. Only during the Ruud era did we see a revival in Manchester United. Unfortunately, that was short-lived last season.